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Irvin Cardona
Andorra have scored in just two of their last seven matches on record, and one of those came against the side they now face again. That drought is the number worth sitting with before Malta and Andorra meet for the second time in under two weeks, this time in Malta, in the UEFA Nations League.
Across their last seven matches in our archive, Andorra have managed three goals in total. They lost 3-0 to Lithuania, 3-0 to Kosovo and 2-0 to Montenegro without scoring in any of them, and were held 0-0 by both Gibraltar and San Marino. The only games they found the net were a 2-0 win over Liechtenstein and the 1-2 defeat to Malta on 24 September. Four losses, two draws and one win is a thin return, and the shutouts outnumber the goals by some distance.
Malta's own results don't point to total dominance either. They've drawn 1-1 with Gibraltar and lost 3-0 to Luxembourg and 2-1 to Slovakia in recent months, alongside wins over Andorra, Liechtenstein and Azerbaijan. What separates the two sides is that Malta have scored in five of their last six games against Andorra's two in seven. The gap isn't about results alone - it's about who is actually threatening a goal.
Malta won 2-1 away in Andorra on 24 September, the only meeting between these two sides in our records. Guillaume Lopez scored for Andorra in that game but hasn't found the net since, in a 0-0 draw with Gibraltar and a defeat to Lithuania. Malta's goals that day came from players who have continued to feature since, which is as much continuity as either side can claim heading into this repeat.
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